A mustache hair transplant is a cosmetic surgical procedure that moves hair follicles from a donor area, usually the scalp, to the mustache region, restoring a fuller, natural-looking mustache. Ideal for those with sparse, patchy, or absent mustache hair, this procedure enhances facial aesthetics and boosts confidence.

Mustache hair loss can stem from genetics, hormonal imbalances, trauma, medical conditions (e.g., alopecia areata), autoimmune disorders, or nutritional deficiencies. These factors impact hair growth and density in the mustache area, leading some individuals to seek a hair transplant solution.

Essential investigations before a mustache transplant include a medical history review, blood tests to rule out underlying conditions, a hormonal profile to assess hair growth patterns, skin tests to evaluate health and allergies, and a scalp examination to ensure a good quality and supply of donor hair.

The transplant process involves consultation and planning, preparing the donor area, extracting hair follicles (usually with FUE or FUT methods), creating recipient sites in the mustache area, and implanting follicles following natural growth patterns. Initial post-procedure care is also provided.

1. Aftercare involves cleaning, avoiding strain, using prescribed medications, attending follow-ups, and allowing time for hair growth. New growth typically begins a few months post-transplant, with full results visible within a year. Elrevo Clinic, led by Dr. Ram M. Chilgar, provides expert care throughout, ensuring optimal outcomes and patient satisfaction.